PLAN B analog blog

Hi Peter,

Can you give us a guesstimate of how much the Heisenberg Gen. will be
sold for?

ROmeo


--- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, Peter Grenader <peter@...>
wrote:
>
> Happy Saturday and please excuse the xposting...
> 
> The Model 24 Heisenberg Generator is a dual random voltage processor
- one
> side producing smooth (as Ezra Buchla put it - wiggly) random
voltage, the
> other side doing stepped random.  It runs off it's own random
source, or can
> be used to process external signals, meaning it can operate as a VC
Sample
> and Hold or Slew Generator.  I slipped this one into production 
when no one
> was looking, -  there was no advance notification.  PCBs and
faceplates are
> already on order, most of the parts are already here. Shipping to our
> dealers will commence in about a month's time.
> 
> The M24 uses an Amtel 2051 micro-controller to generate its triggers and
> internal gate signals (which in some cases are processed into noise
in the
> same manner as the extinct MM5837 noise chip).  There are specific
reasons
> why I elected to use a microP for these functions.  Details are on
the EAR
> site.
> 
> As a further note, shipments of the Model 10 Polyphonic Envelope ($185
> retail) and Model 14 Dual Processor ($225 retail) will commence next
week.
> 
> There are three other products coming in short time.  One is long
overdue -
> the four channel stereo mixer/panner.   The Model 16 Spectral
Mutliplexer is
> next.  The other one has not yet been announced and I'm going  to
keep it
> under my belt for a bit longer.  All I can mention is it's an Evil Twin.
> 
> Evil twin of what will remain a mystery...for now!
> 
> peace,
> 
> - P
>